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Virginia Not in the Tornado Belt.

Virginia Not in the Tornado Belt.
A book entitled Tornadoes What
They Are and How to Observe Them,
with Practical Suggestions for the Pro-
lection Of Life and Property, by JOHN
p. FINLEY, Lieutenant Signal Corps.
United States Army" has just come
out. 1t says that Choking carefully
at the map and following the tornado
track, we shall not fail to see that
broad, safe space which is found in
West Virginia and Virginia. Hero is
the Appalachian range"
Where is the tornado belt? We quote
tie New York Times:
Beginning in the extreme north
eastern portion of the United States,
the tornado centres are sparse. The
track then stretches south by west,
through Maine, New Hampshire, Mas
sachusetts, and Connecticut, sweeps
through New York, is rather evenly
distributed through Western Pennsyl-
yenia, then passes through Ohio, In
diana, is heavily visible in Southern
Michigan. shows its black dottings
through Illinois, ascends to Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and is densest in South
western Iowa, Northwestern Missouri,
and Northeastern Kansas. South of
that on broad area tending from West
Virginia to Northern Mississippi there
it absence of tornado spots, but below
that from North Carolina, through
South Carolina. Georgia, North Ala
bama, and Middle Mississippi the tor
nado shows its mark. In Texas it is
not so very frequent"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
NOMINATION In LOUISA.
Hon. +. III. Holiday for the House.
CrOps-PersOnals, &c.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
LOUISA G. H., Va, Aug. 81, 1887.
A convention of the Democratic
party Of the county was held here to-
day. Hon. f. II. Holiday, the present
member, was nominated for the next
House of Delegates by reclamation.
A series Of resolutions adopted by a
farmers meeting of Augusta was read,
but no one being willing to father them
in this meeting, they were not offered.
The convention was very quiet and
matter-of-fact, and no enthusiasm was
shown. The only incident which caused
ripple was an allusion TO Barbour.
The Republican party will hold pri-
mary meetings on the Oath and con-
vention to nominate a delegate on
the 26th of September. William j.
Walton, Hon. H. J. Vale, and Hon. J.
w. Poindexter are most prominently
mentioned for the nomination.
The corn crop in this county is the
best in many years. The tobacco is
looking well, and for the acreage will
be fair crop, though but little was
planted.
Mrs. Bette G. Winston, who has
for several years conducted a female
school at this place, viii make her resi-
dence in Waynesboro' ON September
18th to the general regret OF our citi-
Zens.
Mrs. Vaughan, of Delaware, who
bought property here last year will
move into her new house next week.
Watermelons are plentiful and cheap.
But that fact does not diminish the
feeling of pleasure experienced by all
the Sunday school scholars of all the
Sunday schools at the free treat given
by Judge w. S. Gooch. He is quite q
successful raiser OF that delicious arti-
Gle, some of his crop this year weigh
ing as much as sixty-three pounds, and
! think / am entirely within the
bounds OF reason in saying that he has
and viii gather over 1900 melons.
A graded school, with two male and
two female teachers, will be put in ope-
| ration this fall. and will doubtless be
well patronized.
Elder P. II. Cutler has bought one
OF the houses here belonging to his
brother, l.. A. Cutler, and will move
his family 10 this place in the fall.
Mr.. Long, State evangelist of the
Disciples's church, has rented and viii
locate here also. We gladly welcoms
these gentlemen.
Mrs. William Bickers, who has been
spending the summer here, will leave
for her home, in Richmond, next Tues
day.
Politics are warming up slowly, and
the boys here say. they win give little
Billy fits this fall. J. NJ. b.
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healing springs so,d-rne warm.

wAnM SPRINGS, VA, August d.
Mr.. N. w. Bowe this afternoon sold
the Healing Springs to Colonel j. L.
Eubank, proprietor of the Warm, ana
associates. The purchasers represent
ample means.
hev. DIR. George Cooper, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, Richmond,
who has been touring Virginia on
horseback, arrived this evening.
Senator Heaton, of Loudoun, is also
lera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
wOsrAN's AGE.

A woman. II IL said. "a no older tim she i9ozs.
MANY women. however. look double men -
tual age by reason Of those functOuH ni,or-
dors which wear upon the nerves aud yiisiIy,
and witch, II unchecked. are Liable 70 cpapse
The most n bust woman 10 woak. Droken-uiOru
invalId DR. Pierce's s. Favorite Prescription
Will positively cure every irregulsrny snn
weakness peculiar 20 the sex, and requifrs DIV
n Jingle trial 70 prove lis surpassing ieefih
Prizes reduced 20 ono dollar. BY druggists
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New Hook.

Samantha at Saratoga or, "Riirf-
ing with Fashion" BY Josiah Aliens
Wife, (MARIErrA HoILEY,) author
of Samantha at the Centennial, F"
&c, &C., &c. Illustrated by FREDE-
flick OrTER, tho famous humorist
artist of Puck. Philadelphia {: HUB
BARD BRoTHERs. 1887.
For sale only by subscription.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

row, which win be the largest ever held
In the South. The three large parlors
In the east wing of the hotel have been
set apart for the exhibition Of dental
instruments, and number OF Leading
dealers from New York, Philadelphia,
aud other points are present with o iine
stock of appliances in that line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
Arrested for High Treason.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, August 29.-Two secretaries
of General Ferron, the Ministerof War,
have been arrested for disclosing to the
Figaro the plan for carrying out the
mobilization scheme, and thus allowing
its publication contrary to the Govern
ment's wishes. The charge against
them is high treason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

Tho Nineteenth Century Clubs an orgauira--
ton that will consist Of an equal number 9.
men aud women 10 IL hardly TO- be expectou
that they will ngree on all subjects: but u can
surnylsc no one 10 learn that Dr. Piorce's'
.Coldcn Medical Discovery Is unanimously
prououncsd the most successful remsdy extant
Tor pulmonary consumption. rs has been de-
uonstfated Ia hundreds OF cases IL positisey
strength, " administered In its early stages
By druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

DoSsEIIY depicts SHAKESPEARE as a
fearful monster. He represents him as
being ultra in every known vice except
that OF voting the MAHoSE ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
the Amcrican's stupid assertion Of
such preposterous non sequiesv.

II the Atlantis Capitol be considered
"a friendly to the late Confederate
Executive, poor Mr.. DAVIS must cry
aloud: "Save me from my friends"
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Enough

HE GRAND ARMY POLITICIANS. The
scenes at Wheeling w. Va, last Friday
when the Grand Army of the Republic
refused TO march under portrait OF
the President, were disgraceful in the
extreme. They show, beyond all
question, that in certain parts OF the
country the Grand Army has become
a Republican association. 1t contains
men who never fought in the war, and
who, consequently, know no difference
between partisanship and patriotism.
The spectacle that these Grand Army
posts made of themselves was disgust
ing and discouraging to those who, on
both sides, have been laboring to heal
the wounds of the war.-Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn.
Thus does FORAKER, MAHoNE's
friend, receive from all true patriots the
reward of his malignity and section
alism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

The Baltimore american says the
Roanoke platform has injured Rich
moods credit Just about as much is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

Young OF niddled-agod men suffering from
nervous debility or kindred affections should
address, with 10 cents In stamps for large
treatise. Worlds Dispensary Medical Assocla-
tior. o63 Main street, Buffalo, n. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

Unhappily Virginia is not in the
cyclone or tornado region, else the little
MALONE chaff would have been blown
away.
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sUmMEn RESORTS.

rTNHE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA
4 are never more beautiful aud pleasant
than during the autumn months; therefore
the smusements and attractions WI DC con-
unued at
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
until the Isi OF November. Parties wishing 10
engage rooms should apply az once 70
Phil. Il. BROWN.
an 26-im Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
BEEF COMMENT.

DoSXEILY's cipher was reduced to
naugM in Che World on Sunday by
Professor DAVIDSON.
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IN THE WHIRLPOOL.-wE ARE

n ~ w OC1<s - - 49,
Il ~ the whirlpool OF business-busy "a bees.
Our fall trade has opened and IL rushing
grandiy along. propelled by the locomotive OF
Down Prices.r We are busy-thats TACT;
still our cry Is, "Let them come" We are open
10 all corners. Read the cause:
IS pieces Of those COLORED and BLACh
SURAHS at 75c. pieces OF 46-inch SILK
WARP HENRIETTA at soc. 100 pieces %.
CASHMERE, Black and Colorss reduced 20
5Oc.: pieces BLACK CASHMERE lAll Woop
at 4sc. leo pieces 36-inch BLACK and COLOR
ED CASHMERE az z0c.; 81 pieces 22-inch
BLACK SATIN RHADAME (Ali Silk) at 99,.; 3
pieces 22-inch BLACK SATIN RHADAME dor:
mer Price 81 now si.6S; 600 pieces BLACk and
COL0RED ENGLISH TWILL CASHMERE at
foe. S7Nc.-Ask 70 see the CORSET worth 5)c.
which wo sell az 3ikc. We expect 20 have IN
stock by the time you read this Corset AT
Csc. On going TO press IL Is not in. but think
very probably II VIII be here oy the tune you
call sOc.-We are selling reinforced. double
front and back LlNEN-B0S0M SHIRT for Doc.
All kinds Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
The handsomest line OF NECKWEAR in tho
city.
We are selling any quantity OF those CUR
TAIN POLES. all fixtures complete. at 2ic.
We don't charge any more THAI 39c. Tor our
SPRING ROLLER WINDOW SHADE. In
LACE CURTAINS we are showing qualities and
patterns that cannot be SURPASSED.
In our CARPET DEPARTMENT we have
been receiving from time 10 time during the
past month large additions 70 our stock, and
now show one Of tho largest stocks Of CAR
PgTS, In the NEWEST GOODS, CHOICEST
GOODS. and MOST RELIABLE GOODS TO DO
found in the city. aud at the lowest prices.
OUR LEADERS: A good SMYRNA RUG at
4Qc q good SMYRNA RUG at 81 good 25x5i-
inch RUG at $40; a good HEARTH RUG at
SIZES; good SOFA RUG at $3.50. RUGS az s2,
$3.50. S351. 81 80. So. $685. $3.50, $3.50, &C., &c.
SHEEPSKIN RUGS In Orange, Red, Lemon,
Blue, Dran. Old-Gold, and other colors-all
sizes. COCOA DOOR MATS, all sizes. Ask 10
sec The one at 40c. FELT DRUGGErS az low
price,. REMNANTS MArrlNGs and CAR
PETS, We are showing an extra-heayy SEAM
LESS MATING at a price that cannot be
equalled-25c. BLANKETS. - Compare our
prices, compare our qualities.
ISAAC SYCLE & CO..
SOB Broad street,
second door from Third.
Don't make mistake In the location.
au 3D. Hu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

Mr. Coghlan says he viii not PLY
with Mrs Iangtry again; that the maa-
nsoript which be wrote for has bean
returned, and that concludes every-
thing.
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REMOVALS..
DEMOVAL
TO BETTER QUARTERS.
PAINTERS SUPPLIES, WINDOWS, BLINDS,
DOORS, AND TRANs0Ms;
ARTISTS MATERIAL, PHOTOGRAPH STOCK.

Removing from 2iO ticrong side to 2l5 Broad
street-across the wayl Not too busy or too
warm to attend your wants.
Call and see US or write for prices.
SOL j. BINSWANGER.
au25-Th, sa, Su, Tu, tn, Sa&su-7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

To-day O negro magistrate named
W. T.. Moore, upon complaint of Fred.
Ridley, issued warrants for the arrest
of Mrs. De Jarnette, Mr.. w. u. Wy
att, Mr.. Henderson Eanes, Mr.. j. +.
Moore, and Mr.. Badger, charging them
with felonious assault committed upon
him last week. Mrs. De Jarnette is
the lady who was assaulted and knocked
down by Ridley while attempting to
rescue her child from him, and the
gentlemen are those who went to her
assistance and who punished Ridley
for what the community regard as an
outrageous assault. Ridley was SEN
fenced by the mayor to eight months
imprisonment and to pay fine of $50
for his conduct.
The white magistrates who were APP
piled to to issue these warrants, it is
said, refused to do SO, and therefore
application was made to negro justice.
1t is believed that Ridley was induced
to take the step by bad advice by
whom given is not known. The fact
has caused good deal of adverse COM
ment, and has served to deepen the
feeling aroused by these cases.
Ridley has seen fit to move away
from the place at which he lived when
he assaulted Mrs. De Jarnette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
THE ORGAN THIEF SENT on.

Edward White atlas Edward Whiting,
the man from Maine who was arrested
here on Saturday charged with obtain
Mitchell Il Co., had an examination
this morning before the mayor. 1t
WIS shown in the evidence that
Whiting by false representations in
.duced Messrs. Mitchell & Co. to sell
him a 800 organ and a SO banjo on
trial, the same to be paid for if found
satisfactory that the organ was
pawned for board, and that the banjo
has never been recovered. The prisoner
also obtained an organ on the same
terms from Messrs. NJ. w. Pyne &
Co., which was also given in payment
of board bill. Both organs were re-
covered. Witnesses were also present
from the house of Mr.. Ramos, OF Rich
mond, to show that the prisoner had
procured an organ from them under
like circumstances.
Whiting had represented himself
here as a man of means who had de-
voted himself to the life of a philan-
thropist. He said he had visited Gu
verius and Puryear in the jails of Rich
mond and Petersburg and ministered
to their spiritual welfare. He made no
defence. but tacitly admitted the
charges against him, and was COM
mitted to Jail to be tried at our Hust-
ings Court. 1t is said that he had
swindled other Richmond houses be-
sides Mr.. Ramos.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Mr.. w. Gordon McCabe arrived home
to-day from his European trip.
The venerable Mrs. Pope, of Norfolk,
aged eighty-fve years, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Page, on High
street, is critically i'll.
The deer season has opened well in
this section. The game is plentiful,
and sportsmen are meeting with excel
lent success.
One of the large manufacturing firms
in this city to-day madean export ship
ment of over $4,000 pounds Of manu-
factnred tobacco. ROBIN ADAIR.
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AccoNAcK CONVENTION.

TAsLEY, Va, August 29.-The Demo
Gratis of Accomack held mass-meeting
at the Courthouse to-day and voted in
favor of a convention TO nominate a
candidate for the House of Delegates.
The delegates already appointed to the
Joint convention to nominate a tloater
delegate for Accomack and Northamp-
ton were empowered to nominate the
delegate from AccOmack also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
GRATEFUL-COMFORTISG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

'.By a thorough knowledge % the nAtarallsSs
wi len govern The operations Of digestion and nu-
tr u m, and by q careful application OF mo nne
ID ooerties OF well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. kpps has
provided our bfeakfasttabies with dehcstey
favored beverage which may save as many
heavy doctors bills. IL is by the iudicioos uso
OF such articles Of diet that q constitution may
b gradually built up until strong enough ~
resist every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds OF
81 bite maladies are floating arouni US reay
O. attack wherever there IL weak point ns
may escape many fatal shaft By keeping our
&c ives well fortified with pure blood and .
properly frame. "-CIsfI-ssfsses Ca
SS,ls. ,,.
Made simply with boiling water or uisx.
Seld only IN half-pound tlns ~ grocess, "a
boiled thus: JAMES M y ",
Homeopathic Chemists,
MsSTb. Tu&saiy London. Eng.
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NOBB'S ISLAND,
" IN TIE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Under new management
Having taken control Of the hotel property
et this famous resort ana having made many
improvements. including the entire refurnish-
Ing OF the hotel, would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of lfs old admirers and the public.
1ho bathing facilities are unsurpassed and
1ue fshlng and cunning are afforded. Rates:
$3.50 per day; Si2 per week; $40 per month.
Can be reached from Norfolk BY steamer North
ampton 90 Moadays. Wednesdays, and Fridays,
or daily by New York, Phiiadelphia and Nor.
folk railroad,
Por further particulars address
10 so-sln A. COBB, cherritcn, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
NAZARETH HALL.

TAUQUIER FEMALE INSTI-
4 TUTE, WARRENTON, yA-0pens it,
twenty-seyenth annual session SEPTEMBER
Ia. 1881. situated in the Piedmont region OF
Virginia, unsurpassed for its beauty, fertility,
ana healrhfulness Only 1fty miles from
Washington The grounds, ten acres In all:
are tastefuIly laid out. The building Is one OF
the finest school edihces In the State. ful
corps of teachers. Terms reasonable and
made known on application. For catalogues
address GEORGE G. BUTLER, A. NJ,
Nv 1g-eods9t Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

Twenty-third session opens SEPTEMBER 22D
al present location Of school, removing Janu-
airy l. 1883, 20 Mr.. Stokess large building (now
being erected. opposite southeast corner OF
Monroc Park au 30-Tu, Th&SaSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
PETERSBURG UNEASY
, rnounIy srrwHEN WHITES AID
BLACKS FEARED.
DR. Hipton's Case Postponed-Warrants
by the Negro Ridley The organ
Man again, 70
,c,.-..,,,,,a,uco ., ,nc Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the hfhii''
PRTrRsBuRe, Va, Aug. 20, 1887.
The fact can hardly be gainsaid that
the feeling between the whites and
negroes here, by reason OF tho occur
FENCES of last week, has been stretched
10 a very delicate tension The fear Is
that some indiscretion may bring on q
serious disturbance. The hope is that
wise councils may prevail and the ex-
element pass harmlessly away.
DIR. Samuel A. Hinton appeared in
the MAYORS Court this morning, in &C
cordance with his bond, to receive the
decision OF the mayor in the matter OF
tie charge of assault upon the negro
girl Georgiana Boyd on Saturday.
The court room was crowded with ne
proes, and many were unable to gain
sdmittance. The mayor stated that
his decision would be postponed until
Wednesday ON account of request to
that ectfrom the colored lawyer Har-
ris, who appeared as prosecutor In the
case, who desired to be present, but
who was detained by the death of a
relative. DR.. Hinton's bond was con-
tinued for his appearance on that day.
1t is said that Mayor Jarratt has visi-
ted the scene of the alleged assault
in order to satisfy himself as to the
truth of the evidence given in the case
by some Of the witnesses for the prose-
cution. His opinion of this evidence
has not been made public, but it is be-
Ieved by outsiders that some OF the
witnesses testified to what they did not
distinctly see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

Reading notices 10 resding-msttcr type, 5
Tines or iess, o.; in nonpareil loaded. 7tc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on APP
plcetion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

uAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
III yA.-The ll2th session will open ON
THURSDAY, September 5. 1851. Entrance ex,
students should be present punctually. For
catalogues and other information apply to the
President, RICHARD MoILWAINE, ID. d.,
Vampden Sidney, Va ~ l2-TuSSa2m
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On SEPTEMBER isT we discontinue closing
at g =. VI. au 81
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING.

seven Professors. One, Two, three, aud four
year courses leading 70 degrees Of Graduate Ia
Engineering. Civil Engineer, Mining Engineer,
Bachelor Of Science. Address PROFESSOR
CHARLES s. vENABLE, Chairman OF Faculty,
Tost-Onice University OF Virginia, Va
an 1a-Tu&T-hGt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
McGUIRE'S SCHOOL,

After January /, 1888. West End Hall.
preparatory TO Senior University or College
nIaaaaa
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DIEDMONT MALE ACADEMY,
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE CO., VA.


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